The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-15

KANSAS.
The Kindergarten school will be-
gin Monday morning, sept. ~, NJ 9
o'clock, at No. 539, south Eighth
street Parents desiring To send
children under II years Of age please
take notice.
Tie county commissioners Of
/ Cloud rounty have offered reward
OF $500 for the apprehension Of In,
murder Of William Terhush At Con,
cordia some weeks ago. The gov.
vernon has offered reward 81 san
and tire city will be asked to iucreas,
IL s3OO.
e. r. Faulkner, of the state Board
of Charities. was la Atchison, last
Saturday, in company with Messrs
Stotler and Crump, members Of the
I board. Their business there WAS u
investigate the damage done the
soldiers Orphans Home in tina city,
by the recent hail storm.
A. L. Brown. of Elm Creek town
-hip,say that he will lie a randidat,
for county clerk at the coming Re-
publican convention. al" j. one
of tile old boys who wealhrred the
blasts ia gras-hopPer days, and has
| survived ~ an honest man aud q
true Republican. He says lac j. sure
of the nomination. II elected he
will serve the people we'll.
10. this paper will Ice found the AN
nouncement Of Clarence Wilson,
who has most satifactorilly filled the
office of county treasurer for the past
Two years aud desiring reelection
/ he asks that his claims be fayOTahly
considered AZ the Republican county
convention. Mr.. Wilson has few
-uperiOrs A. an officer, ami j. well
worthy denomination and re-elec-
ton.
\ Swede who had just arrived
| from Castle Garden and taken lodg-
ing at the Whitman House, nearly
lost his life saturday night by the
! Jake Stotler blowing ont the
gas" lie went to bed under the di-
I rection Of the porter, and the next
morning was found iusensible with
/ his room full of gas. The applira-
ton oI proper remedies restored him
in due time.
Superintendent Thomas. Of the
santa Re, and larg, force of track
layers left Jrtmore. Hodgeman coun-
", yesterday, and will arrive in this
/ city to-day. The work of tracklay-
ing on the Manchester link of the
Denver short line will be- resumed.
The track will he completed only to
/ Manchester, when the force will lay
the iron on the SaIina hranch.-IJ-
f.Hf G0-,ff,.
To anyone who never saw new
railroad track laid in a new country
ii would hc we'll worth the trouble
To go and see Brarey Bros. perform.
They have the contract tu complete
th,. road, and with their new track
! LAYING machine can lay over three
miles per day. Fred Brarry j. at
/ the front aud has business enough
on hands for two or THREE men.-
NcCr0cksH EHt,Sprisc.
An Ellsworth gentleman informs
| ~ the salt bed find of that plarr j.
Ia feet and not lsD feet a. We stated
| The boring was commenced on the
hill above the town 81 that if an ar
tesiom or flowing well should be
struck il could bo utilized with ease
In conveying the water into town.
! There j. already AN artesian we'll Lee
/ low the town. Instead of gas or
coal, they have lighted on mag
niiicrut bed of salt.
Some Of the papers Of other towns
are still spuealing az the swindling
Of followers aud those connected
with the DOris-Colvin circus. II
those places had pursued the course
of Salina and not permitted these
allies to ply their vocations On the
street aud looked little out" else
where. all would have been well.
beyond one or two robberies of no
particular Importance no one had
caused Ia complain at the presence
Of the circus here.
The Brookville Times says that
/ Mr.. Campbell's political Manager Ia
| this county j. working To get Mr.. C.
cut of the way 80 that i'm case a Re
/ publican il elected President the
( manager can get the postoflice. Mr..
Sampson Is supposed To he the man
/ aver referred to.-lS0liHd Herdid.
A. the TTmes il the Brookville
end Of the Salina Heroid, aud n the
/ Hsr7fld j. the originator Of the above
very smart and wise remark, our
readers should Smile or weep rs they
would over any other witless OBJ
servation.
! 4 Rock Island stock train passed
through Harrington yesterday, on
the way from Caldwell 10 Chicago,
that WAS a wonder. II consisted of
/ q bran new ears. all filled with cat
tle-eaeh ear hearing some kaIisas
device which however homely was
full of meaning A Pullman was
hitehed on 10 the rear, which con-
tained a band, Superintendent Allen
and invited guests. The train was a
zine advertisement Of Kansas ia gen.
eral and the Rock leland in paTtieu-
| lar.
In this issue of the J0URNAL will
he found the announcement Of Mr..
W. 4. Murphy, Of Cambria town
ship, who informs the voters he will
be a candidate for county clerk
subject to the decision Of the Repub-
lican county convention. Mr.. Muir
ply is a representative farmer of
Saline counly-an intelligent capa-